Texture Analyzers, Texture Analysis, and Texture Measurement Instruments
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Volscan Profiler Lastest
Posted on July 13, 2011
The VolScan Profiler is a
precise and rapid method for the measurement of the volume of bread
loaves and bakery products in order to be able to control and monitor
manufacturing conditions and operations.
The recent addition of the VolScan Profiler 300 model, for samples up to 300mm high by 190mm diameter, with compact dimensions and a weight of only 23kg, brings this advanced technology within reach of many more potential users.
A number of software features have been added including:
Results can be quickly emailed by clicking on the Mail To button which automatically opens up a message window in Outlook and attaches the active window (upper left).
A Report template is available into which your data can be dropped and automatically positioned with test data fields or modified using full Report Editing tools. Alternatively, images and data can be copied and pasted into other applications.
The scanned data can be viewed in both 2D and 3D representations (centre left) to allow comparisons with previous archived measurements. Within the 2D sectional view, additional manual measurements can be made on chosen intervals. 3D views of the product are rotatable in all planes providing flexibility of viewing for visual comparison and presentation.
The recent addition of the VolScan Profiler 300 model, for samples up to 300mm high by 190mm diameter, with compact dimensions and a weight of only 23kg, brings this advanced technology within reach of many more potential users.
A number of software features have been added including:
Results can be quickly emailed by clicking on the Mail To button which automatically opens up a message window in Outlook and attaches the active window (upper left).
A Report template is available into which your data can be dropped and automatically positioned with test data fields or modified using full Report Editing tools. Alternatively, images and data can be copied and pasted into other applications.
The scanned data can be viewed in both 2D and 3D representations (centre left) to allow comparisons with previous archived measurements. Within the 2D sectional view, additional manual measurements can be made on chosen intervals. 3D views of the product are rotatable in all planes providing flexibility of viewing for visual comparison and presentation.